Ford earnings come out after the closing bell Wednesday. Go to Source
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Ferrari CEO shrugs off concerns about EV performance
Other luxury carmakers are also developing electrification strategies. Go to Source
General Motors falls short of Wall Street expectations as supply chain challenges dent profit
GM reported second-quarter earnings that missed Wall Street’s estimates after the company was unable to ship nearly 100,000 vehicles by quarter-end. Go to Source
13 of our companies report earnings this week. Here’s what Wall Street expects
The CNBC Investing Club looks ahead to this week’s busy earnings calendar, which includes results from Apple to Qualcomm. Go to Source
Tesla is under scrutiny by the federal agency that enforces workplace civil rights laws
Tesla’s formal quarterly earnings filing revealed a new “finding of cause” by the EEOC that “parallels” a discrimination investigation by California regulators. Go to Source
General Motors wants to fill the ‘EV knowledge gap’ with a free online chat tool for all
GM is launching “EV Live,” a free online platform that connects consumers who have questions about electric vehicles with an expert who can answer them. Go to Source
GM is far behind Tesla in electric vehicle sales. CEO Mary Barra has bet the company that will change
CEO Mary Barra is betting that the electric vehicle platform GM unveiled five years ago will soon help the legacy automaker top its rivals on electric vehicles. Go to Source
3 takeaways from the Investing Club’s ‘Morning Meeting’ on Friday
We look ahead to our busiest week for earnings, including reports from Apple, Meta, Amazon and Google. Go to Source
Volkswagen CEO Diess to depart; Porsche boss Blume will lead the German auto giant
Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess will leave the company at the end of August. Oliver Blume, currently Porsche’s CEO, will replace him. Go to Source
Here’s what Cadillac’s new $300,000 electric sedan will look like
The Celestiq marks a pivot for Cadillac into hand-built vehicles, which are typically reserved for high-end sports cars and uber-luxury models. Go to Source